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9/11/2015 7:09:37 PM
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Can someone put this in visual terms, that's the only way I'm able tell distance.
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It's about 1103985737959 averaged sized penis's all lined up in a row
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Roughly the distance between NYC (USA) and Belfast (Ireland)
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Edited by iInfinityLimit: 9/11/2015 8:39:21 PMLook at your D... [spoiler]thats Saturn[/spoiler]Now look at mine...[spoiler]thats the dreadnought[/spoiler][spoiler]you can stop looking at mine now...[/spoiler]
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But Saturn is larger
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You are correct.
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How has no one referenced someone's mother?
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You know who else uses the metric system? Your mother. There – did I do it right?
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Seems legit.
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Apparently I can get banned for showing pics of my dick on this site. So I probably shouldn't.
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Edited by shaqai: 9/11/2015 8:44:31 PMWhat??, u get banned for posting something imaginary [spoiler]damn they are getting strict in the forums[/spoiler]
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The distance from NYC to LA
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Edited by Phoenix Retro: 9/11/2015 8:12:20 PMDreadnaught isnt as big as I thought then
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You must be kinda high.... That's huge
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15 thousand Eiffel Towers wide.
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Length wise?
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So to give you some scale, the USS Enterprise (CVN-65) is 342 meters long. A US CVN is the largest combat vessel in the world. The Dreadnought is over 16,000 times the length of that.
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1 meter is roughly 3 feet
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I need it in visual terms though, I can't even tell how big 3 feet is.
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Go get a yardstick.
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Yea I can do that but that's not going to help me on how big the dreadnaught is
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Soooooooooo you wanna see the dreadnaught in person?
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No as in something like (as someone else replied) from LA to NY
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Damn u are good at trolling
